ZAPHODBEEBLEBROX is the code for level select in the wonderful game “The 7th Guest”.
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Loading a program from disk on the Commodore 64
LOAD"*",8,1
I haven't loaded a game on that system since I was probably 10 or so, but I'll never forget the command.
I memorized it as L-O-A-D shift-2 star shift-2 comma eight comma one.
I choose to believe that the * means everything... but what does the 8,1 signify?
There's another user who replied to me who answered much better than I could.
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down, right, left, right, square, circle, square, triangle, circle, square, right, left
The level select code for Abe's Oddysee on the PSX. The last time I actually used this code was probably some time around 2002, maybe even earlier.
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The 7 names of the antique greek Muses:
Calliope
Clio
Polyhymnia
Euterpe
Terpsichore
Erato
Melpomene
Thalia
Urania
It wouldn't be antiquity if the 7 anything were actually 7 would it?
Don't you complain when you have paid for 7 but got 9! 😉
The idqdd for the game ChexQuest (which ran on that engine) was "charlesjacobi". I assume this was a dev's name.
I might as well go first. A friend read this to me once over the phone in 1997 or thereabouts, and it stuck:
Cracked
09B9085A
..Sadly, winzip stopped accepting that as a valid reg key some time in the 2000's.
Lol, just reminded me about win XP CD key. Not 100% sure it's still accurate but:
fckgw rhqq2 yxrkt 2b7q8 8tg6w
Edit: aww, I fucked up the ordering of the last two
This is the first thing that came to mind, lol
The model codes to 2nd and 3rd Gen Intel I series chips. Made figuring out what processors were in used laptops quite easy back in the day. Now I have to Google them (doesn't help that their naming scheme is more confusing).
Former NBA players Jarrett Jack and Chris Duhon are cousins.
C9 means RET